In the following section I explore how the history of klephtism was related to Scottish and Irish myths of social protest, producing a bloodless picture of nationalist outlawry and associating it with particular forms of masculinity.

The thre enseygnementes or lernynges whiche Cathon gaf to his sone.

[…] on the crown of the head the feathers are long, and erectable in form of a crest […]

Five-year-old Brooke is extremely interested in racing and even has her own motorized kiddie car.